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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
The Pulse of the Thermometer.

The lungs should be of leather to bear
without injury the rapid changes OF
tempera ture ID this climate. AS the
quicksilver pulsstes in the thermome-
ter, coughs and colds multiply. Not q
house IN the land, therefore, should be,
even for single day, without a supply
of Hale's Honey of Horehound and
Tar, the very best remedy for all throat
and lung complaints which has ap.
peared from the days of Galen to the
present hour. Obtainable of all drug
gists at so cents and 81. Get the large
size they are much the cheapest. Pixies
Toothsche Drops cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
New York General Markets

HRw YORK, August Hops, firmly held !;
Sugar, quiet, steady; Trinadad, 45S; rein ed,
quiet, Copper. quiet. steady Lake, 1oA.
Lead, dull, common, t5ss, Tin, weak. Coffee,
spot far; Rio, quiet, 1873 Options. stronger,
but quiet. Sales, 81, 500 bags: August, 1875
q II IS; September, II IS o 1890; October
TS5 @ 1890; November, II e5 @ 1910; De-
se1Rbex, Is $50 Is 90; January II. 95 @ Is. 20.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
Hueklen,. Arnica salya.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Chapped Hands,
Chablains, Corns, and al skin erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It's guaranteed, TO give
perfect Satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents Per box.
For sate nv q @. IN r.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
Mining Market,

New YORK, August 1s-Ninlng stocks
L so. Ca edonia Black hiils LIS. California
and Virginia 16 90, Desdwood 8 20, Ell Cristo
AIS, FOnnd Treasure 225, Home stake 10 90,
Iron Silver 8 90. Navajo As, Ontario $50
Standard LAO. sutro Tunnel 3Sc., Santiago
2.55, Security 81, Tornado l. 90.
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Afternoon Board
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, August Is.
Wheat-Weak: lower: cash, g. 1916; Sep
TENDER, 6S 1916: October, 7O5s.
Corn-Lewer; cash, 405s; September, 411s;
October. 41A.
Steady; cash, 247z; September, 2514
Octo er. 2611s
Fork-Steady; year, IL 20; January, 1885
Lard-Steady; cash 40; September, 640G
6.421%; October. 6.47(950.
AFTERNOON.
Rye-44.
Rarley-September, g..
Whisky-1.1O.
Shoulders, $50 q $40; short clear, $50 "a
S5; short ribs, 7.s71a @ go.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as JohnsoE's Essence
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the fist symptom.
Only 90 cents. Sold by q. u. NJ. l. and
all druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
Petroleum.

NEW YORK, August 1s-Petroleum closed
steady, opening at 81; highest. 6115; lowest,
COZ; closing at 6lN Sales, 81 ,OO0 barrels
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
Nav York, Angus. B.-Bar silver. sst6.
LATER.

Money On call easy, at d to 6per cent Las
lean at 5, closed offered at ~.
Pr me mercantile paper, 81 @ s5h.
Sterling exchanges, dull, but stea
4.aOI fer sixty day bills and 4.sS for ,
maId. g f4tlbH
San FRANoIsco, August 1s.-Drafts. sight.
10; telegrsphic, Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19
Chicago Live 9 5och.

CHICAGO, August is
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; generally 3 a 10
lower: shipping steers, 8 90 "a 490; stock
ers and feeders, 1.75 "a 3.25; Texas and In
dian steers, 265 a 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 14,000: slow, steady,
slower; grassers and rough feeders 20 "a
40; packing and shipping, 5 90 a 5.3o;
Zig t, 4.85 a SIS.
. 81 SdneePoodReceipts, 09O; strong; muttons,
/ "a 375
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F. AUERBACH & BRO.
-:EIN ALL
1f
CLEARANCE .SALE !!
DUB SUMNER GOODS MUST co!

Lot 81 and seo eac The last the
six d t.
AenO Underwear at &c and @ EACH
each at cheap u
Patterns, yards atsi5e
l CheskNa yards at 81 .,
al Square shaWIs, So eaohi cheap at
- Dents silk EeekWear at &C. stylish and cheap
Shirts at CSC each
Plain and cheap S6c
Wash Poneees patterns regular price Slso
." Ruchin 6yardf they are gone
card. .
CloHng prices
Embro $3.50; bargain t$250
Curtains taped, 81 yards long, at ESQ Pai They
too Worth $42 pair
AIS $780, worth 80 per cent
A" 12-4 Quilts SLIGO; cheap att $3.50
Handkerchief 15c Dozen Let the little ones
them; they only lose 114c each time
CHI p.
Velvet Mats and Rugs at &C., '6c $l'o and ~
Iades' Bustes at Soc eachi latest and best
LawnDr Patterns, yards each, for &c.
Turkish Towels,t 70 and two for 50c
and zoe pair
PaTaso tsn
Laces, Embroidere,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-19

HUMoRs run riot III the blood at this
season. Hoods Sarsaparilla expels
every impurity, and yitalizes and en-
riches the blood. u
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Fair 1t Odd Fellows Hail.

Notwithstanding the stoym OF Satrr
day night the fair Of Cs rus Com N andery
No. !, 1t Odd Follows Hall, Was well
pAtronized, the receipts nearly doubling
that OF any previous night. From the
ENCOURAGEMENT the committees are re
ceiytne they propose to run this week
and next, ciosine Chrls,mas eve. They
have on exhibition and being contested
for the only gold badge Of ths order In
The State Of DeiaWAre. Visitors to the
fair will gee it in the glass case. where
the handsome silver ice pitcher and
other silverwAre are displayed. There
WAS quite numb OF purchases made
by ladies and gentlemen oo Saturday
night. Captain Greer seGured o hard
come silver taresn dtsh, as did also
Captain Beatty; Theodore Steele, half q
dozen silver forks; HAIRY Howell, the
wax anchor.
The jewelry and silver ware are fur
nished BY the popular 1eweler, Samuel
Baynard, which 10 q guarantee for
quality; . crazy pillow attracts con
siderable attention. The committe.
have been informed that they have had
made for them and will recsIve hand
some pillow, on or about Wednesday
from Stokes GA Trent, North Stafford
shire, England, presented by younf
lady who is Insniiesting great desirt
70 know what the principles Of th'
order ore. The Continental Club an(
81. George's Commaudery will visit th,
fatr tonight, Delaware Commander!
on Tuesday nigh, Grand Army OIL
Wednesday. The Sir knights are re
questsd TO report at Odd Fsllews' Hal
In fatigue uoifrm to night az o'clocl
sharp to escort visitors.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Artsse.,ons at the Opera House.

This evening the grand spectacular
drama 1.-THE Devils auction" will be
presented at the Opera Holse with al
its magnificent scenery And cosiu mes
asd wonderful mechanical effects. This
10 undoubtedly the fnest spe staoular
drama now before the public, and with
the many improvements and additions
that have been made to 1t 10 even
grauder than 1t was last season. The
ballet cannot be oxcelled and there Ia
every rcason 10 believe that 1t will be
greeted to, night with o packed house.
Tomorrow night the great laughing
play "5l Perkins" will be presented
with Mr.. Frank Jones In the leading
role. Among she gpecial features is the
country fsir sotns in ths third act, In
which o full sized threshing mschine Is
introduced in full operation
On Wednesday evening the new
star. Mrs. James Brown Potter, will
mske her first appearance In this city,
Oh which occasion she will present the
romantic drama Loyal Love-" Mrs
Potter has rscently finished . three
weeks engagement 1t the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, New York, after which sht
appeared before critical audiences tr
Brooklyn, and In .esch place she hal
received the most unstinted praise
She 10 said to possess the most com
manding presence Of any woman nov
on the stage, aud this, with her natura
dramatic ability. hos crowned her ef
forts thu far with the most uuboupdet
snc,ess. On this occasion the hand
some new tcene recently painted fo
the Opera House will be ussd for tn
| frat time.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Loseph nIllIar Patton. .

On Saturday evening at 9 o'clock
Joseph Miller Patten died at the resi-.
denoe of Judge L. L. Wales.
Mr.. Pat.en was to.n on Nnvem Der
20, 1873. He received his education at
Newark, Dsl., aud Lawtenoeville, n.
j., and was q BchoolmAte OF the Hon
James A. Bsy2rd. he studied law and
was admitted to the bar OF Delaware.
Early in lie by an attack Of the scarlet
fever he los. bis hearing, which pre-
vented him from prsc:icIng his pro;ss-
sion. His father Was Major John Pat.
ten, soldier from Delaware in the
Revolutionary war, after wards q mem.
Der OF the 6tate Legislature and mem
Der OF Congress. The deceased succeed
cd his father az member Of the Society
OF Cinclnnati. .Hte deafness debatred him
from participation in pubiic affairs yet
he always took an interest In politics
He was Wing and Afterwards g
staunch and loyal Republican. Al
though q email man he was noted fol
physical courage. His moral courage
Was never donbted. He Was very for
chile In the expression of his opinions
and had great store OF general ipfor
mAlion. Ee was an uncle OF Judg'
Leonard e. and DR.. John P. Wales be
ing brother OF their mother. He resided
for many years with the Wales family
at the old mansion o. Third and Ship
ley streets.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning, at IL O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of Judge Wales, No. 1909 Dtla
ware avenue.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Reunion OF Veterans,

The Survivors ofthe Second Delaware
Regimen. had n meeting yesterday at
sernoop, az which "a were present. The
arrangements are all completed for the
reunion which takes place TO morrow.
The survivors In thia city will meet at
Smyth Poss head oartsYs at 2 o'clock,
tomorrow afternoon, and headed by a
bani, and the cid resimental hsas, will
march TO the F., W. 81 B. railroad sta.
tiun 10 meet their comrades from Phila-
.delphta who will arrive about O'Clock.
The line then will be reformed and
march TO the city hall. where the visi'
tors will bs welcomed to the city BY
Mayor RaoaGs, after which O meeting
will be held at Smytn Post head
quarters. A, s O'clock grand reunion
banquet will be served at Gardner's q
restaurant, at which speeches will be
made by Captain Helm bold, Col. Grim
shaw and Judge Houston. Toe Second
Delaware WAS in the First Division
Sscona Corps, Fourth Brigade. Army
of the Potomac. aad participated in all
the battles ffcm Fair Osks until tht
surrender of Les. They were in Genera
Eanco corps, and rendered efiicien
service OF Getlysburg.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
senator cooper Canning.

MEDIA, Dec. 10.-Senator Cooper sr-
rived home tn day and a. once set about
preparing TO accompany q number Of
the members OF the Maple Run Gun
Club. Of Media, on their cunning trip
to North Carolina. Beside Senator
Cooper, who goes as The guest Of the
club, the band OF spaytsInen will In
clude Fl. CLAY Marshall, District Attor.
ney Jesse N. Baker and Edward NJ,
Hall, OF Media; Mr.. Benjamin, Of
Phenixville; Thomas Allen, John Hol.
lingsworth, Joel Hollingsworth, Harry
Ingram aud John Wood, from Walling.
ford; J. Mitchell Baker and John Moore,
OF Chsdd's Ford; Thomas Snyder, Of
Morton, and John Clarke, OF Darby,
The destination of the hunters will bs
Gareysburg. N. O., but II there 10 nc
game found there they will move or
until they nd some. Deer, turkey
and quail will be the game sought after
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
The Railroad Company Usnsured.

An adjourned session of the coroner's
Jury In the caes of William Hayes was
held yesterday morning for the pur.
pose OF examining other witnesses In
refere noe to the cause Of the accident.
The evidence OF Charles II. Oantwell,
yardmaster at the West Yard, Thomas
Smith, foreman of the car inspectors,
James 10. Adams and Arthur Outten,
car inspectors, showed that there are
hut four car inspectors on duty OF the
West Yard, and as there are from six
hundred to eight hundred cars TO be In
spected every night, 1t was an impossi.
bility for them to properly attend to
the work and ses that esoh car Was In
proper order bsfors 1t was turned over
TO the trainmen. In the case of Hayes,
q gondolA car that had been In use by
the Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Company was brought back loaded
With iron and placed on sidirg, but
no one seemed to know how long 1t had
been there, and 1t was very evident
that none Of tho inspectors had exam
ined II before 1t was taken out to DO
made up In train for Philadelphia.
The brake was nt the end OF the car,
and 1t was In evidence that when 1t
Was taken from the siding the mus
which Is INTENDED to hold the wheel In
place was missing, and when young
Hayes, who as one Of the shifting gang
Vas obliged to be on the car and assist
In making up the train. took hold OF
this wheel IL came off and threw him
under the cars. The jury, after care.
fully considering the evidence, adopted
the following:
Resolved, That william hayes came
to his death from injuries received by
being run over by o freight car ON the
p, W. & b. Railroad on December q
1887. From the evidence presented. ths
iury fnd that the railroad company u
csnsurable for net employing sun
cieut mum Der Of man to see that every
car Ia thoroughly inspected bstore 1t Ii
handled by the trainmen.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Look at YeIgsr's WALL pockets and
plush frames before you buy. 4l9
Shipley street.
a Triple AIiiance

uuhappily for the wretched victim of
their assaults, dyspepsia, constipation and
biliousness are faithful allies. When one
of these foes attack the system, the other
two speedily follow in Its wake, and sue
cessive,y make their onslaught Sue
cessive,y. but not successfully, II Hos
letters Stomach Bitters be used to repel
the onset. The Bitters as easily extir-
pates there monsters as St. George Is de-
picted In the act Of doing to the dragon
In the steel vianette upon the glass bot
ties which contain the medicine. Their
aight like their advance, ia nearly stimuli
taneous. Their mutually destroyed.
thsy precipitately retreat, leaving health
NJ aster OF the position aud strongly en-
trenched by the Bitters. This grand for
tifier Is also q reliable bulwark against
the insidious assaults of malarial disease
and stops the approach of rheumatism. It
moreover, relieves nervous complaints
and imparts vigor to the weak.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
memorial Services,

On Sunday afternoon the annual mem.
or,al services of Gen. Thomas A. Smyth
Post q. A. R. were held in honor OF the
comrades who died during the past year.
The headquarters were draped 10 mourn
lag as were also three vacant chairs In the
body of the room. The three deceased COM
rades are Charles Alloway, AlbertS Nones
aud James Murphy. Upon each chair
was the cap of the deceased and q wreath
of white flowers was placed on the altar
for each Relatives of the deceased mem.
bers attended the services. Addresses
were delivered by the Rev. J. L. Estlin, OF
Smyth Post, Commander Burleieh and
Daniel Green, OF Stricker Post, Newport.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Municipal Court.

At Saturday evenings session OF
Municipal Court Jones Deunisop,
charged with drupksnness and dis
orderly conduct, was 6ned IS and costs.
Yesterday morning John Nenell,
charged with drunkenness, was fned
81 and COSTS, and Thomas Russell, for
the Same ofense, So aud costs. and John
Motiinley, For drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, S. and COSTS. The no
torious Petof Duu2herty was recon-
mttted fer GrunkenEeso uotil 9 q. m
to day.
At this mornings session Thomas
Green WAS fined s. aud costs for drunk
enness. Peter Dougher.y was dls
charged with the s1mooision nos to re-
turn for SIX mouths. Tho case OF Fsas
ter, charged With assault and battery
ON S. n. CampetsoB, was dismissed o.
payment o! costs. The csse Of Jamei
3. ONeiil, charged with violating
city ordinance, naa that OF Joseph Rus
sell, colored, charged with asrault ant
battery on his wife, wero postponed
ua,il Z o'clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Hand Crushed.

On Saturday afternoon q man named
Zercher had his hand badly crushed while
working with machinery in the William
Lea aud Son Company's mill. The hand
was amputsted by Drs. Wales, shoraidge
and johnson, who hope to save the use OF
bis arm In order 10 made use of an srtif-
cial hand. Zercher resides ct 402 East
Eleventh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

now that the debt Is paid the conurs.
CATION mus, no, rest. There ia Tors N
ue uohe. Deot Is really not such o bad
ta.uR atter all. IL has made y man of
many person. There 10 no. q MANI.
isctnrer In the city who would have
come 70 what he is now had he NOT
som etime been In debt. Reach out 4
nelpihg hand to othets, continue to
give. double yoHr efiora and the re-.
ward will surely come You should
commence, concluded Mr.. jackson.
now that the labors Ia this neld are
done. 10 look for new 6eld."
William II. Foulk, who up TO Q shor /
time ago has been associated with this
church. was called on, and In q few
words feelipgiy spoke, cengratulatine
the members on their success. "I have
stood In this altar" rAid Mr.. Foulk,
under ell circumstances. have
looked on yonr dead children lying In
their oofias before this altar; I have
seen many OF your most prominent
mem bers converted; have seon your
children taken into membership; have
seen your cons aud daughters mar ried
bat never have I stood here under such
happy circumstances as now; l have
thought that you were vorshipplnR q
under the bondholder's vine and fiR
tree; this morning thought under
your own vine and fig tree, but as
thought 1t flashed Into my mind no, Il
Is now truly Code vine and fig tree, fol
the debt has been paid and 1t is truly
Gods house. But there is more yet 4
do In other fields, and you cannot rs
main Idle hecaus your own debt Il
paid"
| John 8. Baker then spoke briefly
"There Is plenty left to do" said he
"althou2h your own debt is paid
While some corners are occupied b.
schools and churches, many more arr
occupied by saloons. Sin runs rampan
over tho city, and profanity pollu ss
the very air you breathe. Drunkenness
Is recruiting It's ranks out OF your yer.
Sunday school and the Sunday school
OF other churches. There is plenty ye
to do"
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Baker
remarks the mortgages, notes, etc
we're placed In an urn and q mate
touched to 1t. As tho Are biszsd fort
and tho smoke curled toward the roof Q
ths church, the entire congregation
sang, PRAISE God from whom all blesi
ings fow;" ut the conclusion of tn
, sin aing the fire still burned. "Sing
again." shouted the pastor, as his fac
broke into . smile OF genuine sattsfa'
tion. Again 1t WAS sung, and as th
, last word ended the fire died ous an
the Rsv. T. Snowdeu Thomas prt
noupoed the bsnedictlon, The w
: congregation dispersed with feelings
/ " that Scott Church was free.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
CRned.

john Server, OF Philadelphia, Pa
national secretary Of the American Me-
chanics, visited this jurisdiction on
Saturday evening. One pleasing feature
was the presenting to him OF gold
headed cane. Ex. N. O. Oroesgrove In
neat, delicate speech.made the presen.
tatiou on behalf Of the brethren oI
Delaware. In reply the national SEC.
rstary, when he found words to ex
press himself, thanked the brethren fol
their handsome gift and stated he had
bsen decoyed here by the State coun-
cillor writing him characterization ex
lated, and to come TO try and settle II
and III suppose have settled the diff
GUILTY" The cane Is Of handsome de
sign, engraved with his monogram ani
that OF tie order and State.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Disturbance NJ n FuneraI.

The funeral of Emerson Il. Trusty,
colored, a musician, took place Sunday
afternoon. The Nj. Vernon Cornet band
followed by large crowd of colored peo-
ple attended. The funeral was one
of the largest ever witnessed in this city.
At the corner of Front and West streets,
an alteration took place between several
pers ,ns in the procession and several on
the sidewalk. Bricks and cobble stones
were used quite freely. Several person.
were knocked down and Q boy named
George Watson had his head cut. A lArgt
crowd gathered at Front and West street..
after the fight but were dispersed BY th'
police.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
The Kecaicitrant knights.

The provisional committee Of the
Knights of Labor. which 10 secretly
making war on the order, held . meet
iug In Remington, Pa, on Sunday
afternoon and listened to the reading Of
some of the answers received to their
circulars issued week ago. The mem.
bers claim the answers are highly en-.
couraging, many Of them coming from
Knights who are prominent In their
various assemblies. Great secresy ia
maintained ss to the names OF their
correspondents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Brsvitaes.
The chenpest has house I'm the city
Rumford Bros.' 4O4 Markex street


Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Go to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy Your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bash's coal you will surely like II.
W. J. Kimble, grocer, End and Justisen st q.
Mi!lard r. Davis, jeweier, K. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanrs. Is E. Fourth.
II. Roop Smith, druggist, 9th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Aurphey's, 800 Ship.
ley street.
$3.50 cash Will buy Q brick houss. Apply
to hesld b. 10.
Goto Geo. H. Murphey's for your par1 OF
chamber and dining room furniture. 3os snip
ley street.
J.O. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh street
is taxing orders for tho revised and latosi
edition OF samantha at Saratoga. Price 70
ducod 70 Sl.76. Agents wanted.
Iiyou want your Heaters and Range over
bauled and put in good orner for the winter,
send your order TOT. East Fourth street Pick
els Stove and Heater Company. BY tele'
phone, Number 82s, II will be promptly tsen'
ded to
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
struck by . Bicycle.

A five year old con Of B. =. Strsdley,
living At No. 1O2 West Seventh street, was
knocked down by o bicycle ridden by
Clarence w. Pyle on Market street side
walk on Friday. The child was taken
home AMI found to be badly bruised: Dr.
Negendank says the child is rapidly re-
covering.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
az, James Entertainments ts.

Commencing on Dsosmber goth. In
St. James church, Sixteenth aud Clay.
mont streets, q series Of entertainments
will be held as follows: December Goth,
"Fsast In the Wilderness" 21st, "Moses
and ths Burning Bush" 22d, concert
by tho Alexander family" 23d, "Pha.
roaa Pursuine the Children"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Steal engravings at Yerger'e, 419
Sh,pley street, below cost.
Wsais' Hanar lsaIsAm.


II gray, restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, softsns and beAutifes.t !
No oil nor grease. A tonic restorative
stops hair coming out; strengthens.
oleansss, heais SCALP. 600.
"Roueh on Toothache. " Instant relief
100. "ROUGH ON CORNS," hard or
poft corns. 1oo. CROUCH ON BILE
pills" Little, but good. loo. CROUCH
ON WORMS" Sure cure. 80.
You Must Not
olass Trough on Dtrt" with the ordi'
nary washing compounds. 1t is o new,
different aud altogether superior article.
A revelation In housekeeping. A boon
to women. a new discovery. Beats
the world fer Kitchen, Laundry,
5karching, Bath or Shampoo.
"Rough on Pies"
Ask for "Rough on Pl!er." Intsrna'
aud External R5msdy In esch package
Sure cure. 5us.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Personal.

Mro. James J. Vincent. with her son
Of Ontonagon, Michigan. is visiting her
father, Mr.. Benjamin McVsy, and other
relatives In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
NO.. 5

! 7a.y beautiful all wool
Die Blanket, blue and
borders, Weighing II
'ads' I4f feet long by q
wide, thick, soft and
y; bound with silk.
Ee ever saw for the
Z. $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
Housekosper's Attention!

Lisuors especially for cooking pur.
moves at Bsokett's. 10S w. Seventh
Btreet.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

The Patapsco Supeslstiye Patent Is
the best -four, because Il mEkss the
whitest, swectegt and most munitions
bread. ASK your grocer OF hous dealer
for II.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12
NO. 6

. n Six and Gloria Um-
|las' pain and fancy han.
/ and gold heads, we
w a very attractive as.
saeAs at all prices from
80 tc So.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-12

Great special sale OF books will be
started on "Wednesday morning next.
! Pyle s. Lichtenstein, 226 Market st.